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Uploading a PHP file, cPanel adds line of gobbly guk to top of file

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by railx, Sep 10, 2004.

  1. railx

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    Anyone ever heard of this happening?

    When I upload a file with a ".php" extension or with no extension, a line of text including the file name and a bunch of random characters is added to the top of the file. This prints to the screen when you view the file in a browser and prevents some php functions from working.

    When I use ftp this does not happen.

    When I upload an ".html" file this does not happen. In fact, ".html" files are recognized as ASCII while the ".php" files are being identified as some type of Macintosh binary file.

    I have not found any reference to this on the web and the support guy for my host server doesn't understand or believe that this is happening.

    Am I the only one?
     
    #1 railx, Sep 10, 2004
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    That sounds like an ftp client problem not a cpanel issue.

    Try turing off auto format detection and force ascii uploads from your client.
     
    #2 SarcNBit, Sep 10, 2004
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    Is this something I can do from cPanel? I've searched around and can't find anything about auto detection or forcing ASCII uploads.
     
    #3 railx, Sep 12, 2004
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    it should be in your ftp client( ex: wsftp, cuteftp...)
     
    #4 cguimont, Sep 12, 2004
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    If I understand correctly, railx is uploading in cpanel, not with an ftp program. Cpanel doesn't have the option of choosing file type. I'll test mine and see what happens.
     
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    #5 PWSowner, Sep 12, 2004
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    Cpanel file manager uploaded php just fine. Your provider is probably behind on cpanel updates.

    Anyway, cpanel works fine so your provider will have to find the problem.
     
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